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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-23
HORN.
Now Goods.

Mr.. b. Reinhart is now In San Fran
clso purchasing stock of Fall, and
Winter goods for n. Rsinhart, suitable
for this market. This will give dur
cihsens the advantage OF purchasing
Staple and Fancy. Dry Goods, Clothing,
ETC., ofths most desirable styles at the
lowest cash prices. In the meantime
the present stock will be sold lower
than ever. Come and see.
6-3O-2w,
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= -.-s----
hoos e 4. BEnce's ranch ON wedues-
day. When Dr. Meis sxEAmined Eit he
could not tall whethsr any bones; .xerS
broken on account Of tn being, terribly
swollen. {
Senator 6tsWAlt has sent his private
team to Oakland, CAL, where he i'm
tends to permantly reside. He evident
~ does not think tho climate of Carson
a. salubrious a. Il was before he was
elected to the Senate. 30 says the vir-
Gipia Chronicle.
Tho loss Of tho Central Pacific Rail-
road Company by tho burning of lis
depot at Battle Mountain is estimated
at $1O, 900; that Of the Nevada Central
at $500. The Pittsburg Mining Com
pany at Lewis, Lander county, had
hoist engine in transit destroyed.
Virginia Chronicle: The application
Of the v. & T. B. 3. for a reduction 10
tho assessed valuation placed upon the
main track in Washoe county from
$40, 900 to 1000 per mile was denied,
but the Board of Equalization allowed
q reduction on the valuation of sidings
from $4,000 to $4,000 per mile.
Having located in, Elko I am pre-
pared to fill orders for Painting, Grain
ing and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco
rations specially. All work first
class. Leave orders at Brown & Hos
kin's shop.
@. F. HARVEY.
The Weloh Company played to O
small house last night, and owing to the
size of the audience it is scarcely to be
wondered at that the entertainment was
inferior to that of Saturday night. The
impromptur song relative to the Compa-
ny's recent visit to Tascarora was inn
mense and brought down the house.
The Treasury Department has for
varied orders to advertise for materials
and labor for construction of the Gov
eminent building In Carson. The pro.
posals must be in Washington by the
18th of October next. The copies,
plans and specifications have been for.
warded for the use of pe:sons desi.ilg
70 make bids.
Baltimore Annerican:-In turning
down John Most, the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of New York
did the country great service. It is
time the Anarchists were taught that a
citizen Of the United States is expected
to uphold tue laws of the county, aud
not TO break them. Most is not entitled
to the right Of citizenship. He ought
to have been kicked out of tie country
long ago. f..
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Humboldt House.

Having resumed the management of
this popular Hotel, I desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good accommodations at rea-
sonable prices will be maintained.
THE BAR
Will be stocked with, fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gallon. Give the Hum
boldt q call. -
IL 10. LANG,
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Juse Received

Over two hundred new samples for
Spstoth made Fan and Winter Clothing.
II you want fine suit of clothes made
to order, latest in. style, perfect in 1T,
bsst In quality and cheapest in price,
oo,ns and look at my samples. You
can't help being suited. ..
N. RzNHAaY.
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An Abseluse Cure.

Tho ORIGINAL ABIETINB OINTMENT IL
only put up in large, two-ouncs tin boxes, ana
IN absoiute' cure for old aorsa, burns.
wounds. ehAppsd hands, and all skin, erup.
tons. Wilrpositiyely cure sli Kinds OF Piles.
AK for the ORIGINAL :ABIKrINR olAT
MENT. soid By y. y. Muller ~ ~ cents psy
box by mail % ornts. r.
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Tho Universal Combination
Fence.
Proof against all animals from a rab-
bit to mad steer. Prices "a follows:
2 inch mesh per rod $l.35
3 inch mesh per rod $1.15
Pointed Pockets 8 cts per rod extra
Reduction on large orders.
1,r Manufactured by
WIZ o. YOUNG,
... Elko, New.
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brand Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all stock,
horses or cattle, branded SO belong to
the undersigned, ss. the said brand was
recorded in the records of Elko county
by my late husband, E. P. Banning, on
The 1st day of May, 1885, and the own
ershiP thereof has never been trans
ferred.
ARs. FRANCIS BANNING.
9-12.
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Hold Your HoFsesY

Stop at MorgaD's Blacksmith shop
where you can get horse shoeing,
wagon repairing and all kinds of black.
smithing done on short notice. Salts
faction guaranteed as to quality of
work and price. ., 80
L. 2. AoaoAS.
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CpholEterlnH.

We lave employed for short time q
first class UPHOLSTERED and those
who have MATTRESSES, LOUNGES
etc. In need of repair should embra cethis
opportunity to have them put in gooG
order. This workman will remain but
a short time and those who desire to
avail themselves of his services must
bring their work AT ONCE. This ia
the best opportunity you will ever have
to get yonr upbo'ste jug done with
neatpess and dispatch.
6.13 BRowR 4 Hosx1Ns.
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For sale.

A hrst GLASS hay ranch / 4 miles
from Elko for sale. Yields one half it's
yslus In hay every year, An excellent
stock range near the premises. For
particulars call on or address
J.F. BuRNEB,
TIA. ! o, Nevada
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Fer Rslo.

Ths old Stage Stable, near che resi-
ae6oS, 81 G. O. Warner, is offered Tor
sale. For further particulars call on or
address,
'2tg 40. e. Buxgx.
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so Cents apair.

I have on hand about 100 pairs.
Ladies 2 button Kid Gloves, sizes 6, az.
81, and 6H, which I will close out 81
tho above prics. Don't miss this chance
Of getting pair of Kid Gloves cheap.
S-1S m. RE1NHARr. J
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FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK.

All Glasses 81 LeNltl4ats A.
verSAsonentS mes Exceeding Ton
Lines Inserted In this Column
Ter Fifty Cents = week. s7E - -,
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sALMA1UNDI.

OnVer CrOmNou Keeps Irol6 BeoHo IN
Carson City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harris are taking
IN tho State Fair.
Mrs. Allen and Hattie CLARK left this
morning for Reno.
It costs 81 500 per month to run tho
Arizona Insane Asylum.
The WEIGH Comedy Company won't
up to Wells this afternoon.
Pete Olsen is now thought to be In
the Cascade mountains, Oregon
vineyardists in Napa Valley are pay
ing 90 day for grape-pickers.
Uncle Jimmie Clark, of tho Depot
Hotel, is visiting the State Fair.
A nice lot of remnants in Ginghams,
or'y'8 cents yard, at Rossnstoclk's.
Judge Fitzgerald is holding court at
Ely, the new county seat of White Pine
county.
Barrett's circus is coming this way.
It shows in HALEY, Idaho, Saturday,
Got. LIST.
A welcome shower visited Ms yester-
day evening and last night which is
highly appreciated by oil.
Miss Fannie Grant, teacher at Fort
Halleck, came down, this morning by
train from Halleck Station.
Murray's Specific, sure and perma-
nent cure for all diseases arising from
nervous prostration, for sale by F. r.
Muller. Try it and be convinced.
The morning was brightand clear, bot
in the afternoon it clouded up with in
dicatious of more rain, which finally
c. ne down in beautiful shower.
Virgins. the weather prophet, is hap
py. There was gale on the New
FoundIand coast three or four days ago
and he claims that his predictions have
been fulfilled.
Governor, Foraker Of Ohio is as mad
"a wet hon because Mrs. Cleveland did
not single him out Of thousands Of
other people at the Philadelphia recsp-
ton and shake his hand.
When putting up your stoves for the
Winter be sule that everything is alb
soIutely safe. Better pay q; workman
for q days work than to risk being
burned out by improperly adjusted
stove pipes. "A
There is. perhaps, no railroad in the
United States on which trains make so
irregular time as on the Central Pacific.
A passenger train on time is curiosity,
the rule being from one 10 three or
more hours late.
8. r. Posts Mamie Kelly's murderer
thinks that fifteen or twenty years at
Folsom" would be proper punishment
for HIS crime. He is too madest. He
is entitled to the, whole hereafter at d
warnaer place than Folsom.
Silver stAte:-- Mormon Wines has
nineteen head Of horses here awaiting
shipment TO Sau Buenaventura, Califor-
mia. They were purchased in Paradise
Valley, At an average price Of 800 per
head, and are . Ane lot OF horses. 4
Washington: "IfI do run in 49,
mused Mr.. Blaine, while he was Wit !,
Messing an Irish eviction, "and III do
get oTertsd, I hope TO gracious there
won't be meny Irish Democrats in of
hoe." II wishes were railroad trains
beggers would ride.
Appeal:-GeorRe Washington Childs
has presented Mrs. Grover Cleveland
with Jeraey COW. Why didn't he do
the handsome thing when he was about
T., and give the lady . Holstsin2 Pet
perhaps, however, he thought Ms.
Cleveland wanted q parlor pet.
Hattie Rosenstock daughter Of Jo.
Hossnstock, had the misfortune TO ss-
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4 GRATEFUL Drunk.

"Now, yadQe. / want you to be a. easy
with me Is yon can. IwAnt TO get OF
this ere blamed drunk and want 10
20 down town and set q cap of coffee
and something 10 eat and III BE- ell
right" said q rather rough looking
rsncheF on Tuesday 10 Polios Justice
Jones.
WHAT'S The case. Ohlsi." asksd The
Justice.
II saw him myself this mornIne
pretty full and f0and him In iail last
nov With q charge. Of drunkenness
aatinst hin and brought him down.
answered Ohief Murphy.
what have yoa got 20 sag fer your
self2 Are yoa guilty or not guilty.
"Of course Tn guilty or ! wouldn't
be here, bot you let me OF as cheap &c
you eIn end I'll ct nirniahtened and
give you no more tR0uble. Nov h0w
much will Il cost me31
''It viii cost You just six dollars"
"AIl right. Judge, and Pm much
obliged 90 you. I've cot Sis IN town
and II The constable will coma along III
pay bin. / had q watch and think
TIE policeman must have taken Il, bal
/ don't quite know. ] suppsse Il VII
be ell right anyhow. I'm much Obliged
20 you. Judge" be repeated, 'y0u're I
brick you are, and IN do as much fol
yon some day. aud Oh be started tC
fetch his six dollars.
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rALK ABoU7 rRE IDARo.

TIE Intsrvisvs published yesterday
morning EisinR tie views Of diGsFena
persons a. 10 whsshsE TIE Idaho woula
b injured By being LEFT high and dry
On tie spit near Lseonnsr, eF rot. o.
sasionea conzidsrAbls eommena amona
sssamhass men daFtna the day. Cap
tain Crean. Of The GeoRge Y, Starr, 10
gpsaklnc 81 Ne mAfteE, said: ia h al
Eost ia1possiAla fer TIE Idaho 10 cas-
tain any ininEy laying tAsrsen tha Cats.
ana che idea % haf hgeAkine Der back
. perfectly pEepas1eFoaA 1eere 8 oaly
one var that ooaid BE- eoneL II she
shoait BE- laying aefua sloaeb, with
naahinx 20 bold her up exnap1 the hank
az ne sssuTh unGeE her boo and stern.
Sc wu1id be art - spFi1g and e1asf
Great damage. bnt q stanaeh side
whesleF. vito Der elGinez amidship. -
noa lfke ann of lAasa song s8aEn- wheel
ers wiz sha weight % the bsileg h enc
end and the engsnea 10 TIE esAEf, wAieh
Will break IN to- on ssery posztb,a g.
essisn. n ssama tie 1aako went o. the
ara darsng cue e car hA8hass tides.
gfnpa waieA tiaa ia tides have hesn
eroufnR susaiisr rsehf RlocR. ard
vsaid nos Be snEpFise3 4 tier kad 10
aia - eat. o., II aaheg u0S4s, have %
ar a 6eep ditea frsm waeFe sAe Aay&
/ into deep Water.3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-06

A Bro Bar AzD CEocK some pso-
pie are talking about trying 70 persuade
he City Council 20 bay Q town o'eloch;
DOT q six-hll institution. bas 3 real BID
Institution with hands hka he Arms Of
an eceopus. aad Gzures 90 large that any
person can rad them distinctly q mile
o. 90 away, and Q bell that will make
noise eno1Rh 20 awaken hired girls b
the Femotssl paFt Of the city q s O'Clock
IN The mornipg. The idea h not that
ihs clock will strike the uumbeR Of the
boar. bat enly ever three honEs. and
then oniy q single stroke. Observes
The striking would Interfere WITH a.
ether idea-Rameiy, that the ben yin
be used a. q hFe-alaFm. These Who fa-
vog The idea Hay q would b. o. VERY
great oonvenienee 10 The people. II
uoaid furnish . regulator far ell Tie
olocks and WH1ches h tha oity. and ~
old Rentienaa Who havs bean deaoised
By the young peopts 10 tha paFluK inte
tie belief that Il tznt neariy e. late e.
be thinks 4 b. b. t1rnlna the family
clock hask, eould then yell down nlAiEl
With much con8de1ea when TIE DO
niafnn-heal EAEuek he nFNs amaFesT Of
the niQhl II b sid q move b mere %
Ices Ia FruRrs9 20 have tAis bta bel
placoa Ia . teWeT % tAe De9 baildinRa
now euing up On Trout strea1.
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A treat is in store for the people Of
Seattle in the illustrated lectures Of
Miss Sarah d. Hamlin, 4. NJ. three Of
which viii be given al Ffys's Opera
House on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday OF next week. The views
have been imported from London,
Paris, Aberdeen (eeotIand), New YORK,
Philadelphia, Boston, and give with
q powerful steEeopSlton maQnf1osnE
Of countries over which
the lecturer has Travelled. They have
heen given With great success IN San
Francisco and other cities, es the fol-
lowing from the AraoasHf win show:
s'The lectures Of Miss Hamiin, Illus
tFated By stefeopticon views, have been
one Of the most enjoyable features Of
the winters entertainments. These
lectures take one almost bodily 10 the
lands Of which they treat and 90 the
lady has been Traveller Who combines
With vast information q quick eye 20
discover beauty, she is moss invaIua-
bic cioerona. The lectures are careful
y prepared, the representation 10 q
striking one, Wills the lecture shows Q
ine appreciation Of art and q thorough
knowledge Of its related subjects Of his
Tory. biography and literature
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ID sesms almost lmpossihle 20 imagine
what tasts is nov heinR displayed IN the
Misunderstanding and dsaieninR Of boysi
clothing, and the 1Aste required IN e
ieofiug the various Ahades and designs,
bat the veil knewn firm Of Kline a
Rosenberg have this aaaeon nsonred
through thelE watehful manager of tie
boys clothing oepartment lhe larRasi
and most varied assortmena Of bore
Jersey and etockimet salts Ia al nhades
and l6 different styles, inelndinR the
popular NoFfolk and sailor designs ever
preaented 20 The purohaginR eommunisy
Of seatsle and visinity. An inViiation
n extended 10 eli parents BLESSED with
cons 70 gazs upon thege gems Of artistic
taste, and . gianes e. than and ths rsa.
sonahle prices marked vii move then
iron cur crowded shelves. %
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PHReoNALs.

Purser BIackwoad Of The Hayward,
has been temporarily Transferred 20 the
Skaait Chief, end Mr.. 3. MARROW Is act-
ing as purses On the Hayward.
Miss Adele Gould, aisieF Of Mrs. II.
r. Walton, Of thia city, has arrived here
from her homo In Wilmington. Dela-
ware. and Wili spend the winter with
her sister.
Captain Diokensou. Of the BEitiah
ship Persian, spent yesterday 10 Seattle.
lie has already commenced loading
Grain, and To expects 90 start n about
ten DAYS for Liverpool.
w. II. Llswellyn IL nos IN the vicin-
iky Ct san Francisco. having been en-
aaeed for several weeks past n impreas-
ina mon the people Of Northern Cali.
fcvnia she dsairabillty Of the Puget
soand country ~ q place Of residences
John q. Mcbride. Fred y. Lsxy, J,
aoldbqrR, San Francisco, Mrs. ~. O.
ThayeF, Tacoma, Q. q. ConogeF, NeW
Westminster; A. 4. Hart, Tacoma; 9.
II. Young. Gambler, Ohioi w. II. Lind
~ ana wife, Sumner; Il. ID. kitridet,
perf LudloW; r. q. Purdy, Sk0komishi
&. Rloudi ana wife. PORT Townsendi A
b. riehener ana children, OAKLAND
Cal Charles n. Battelle, P0Etlanoi y
p. Hemineuay, Renton, and George Z
smith, Ellensbure, are - the Ooot'
dental.
Nv. Edeoomb and wife, EurekA, Oal.
%. 4. CHAPMAN and wife, Donald, n. Y.
A. q. Burdook, Posiland; t. r. Leerton
I'm. Hayea, Jaa. Wtckersham. Tacoma
III. MeAndrewa Oonimon Point a. a
Knapp, Nep0nville, Ohio; 4. !: Wait
nav, Green River; +. o. Rowland, Hen.
ton, o. MEG srish, Rorl Townsend; J. u
pfandoraasl, 3 Mass, San franciscoi J
r ,hann. Venesuees; ,. GilkRt, ctoE
mont; II. w. Higley. Nashon; W. !
REED. Chicago, q. 3. Loveland ans
vie, Boiss CITY; 3. D. Gnstin and wife
ensaualmie; James Taylor, kall CITY
:, !. Gilbert. Olympia, are g the Ar
lington.
= Hansar. Victoria; A. &. Holland
asarc. William Robertson. AGo1omtsn
Ms. Richfogd, Skngit; Sossph Meteen
Mount Vgrnon; Oiof SandsaEom, ~
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Rrsk vaneouver; H. kedewlll, POI
Tewnsend, A. Bisslnnef, 3. Baden, "a
Ryanclseot Il. J. Davis, 81. Loaiss Nc
John Herd, y. h. Rinnie. Charles /
Ramsell, Tacoma; y. A. Graham, Ana
eoFIes; A. A. IseAgram. Olympisi l
Tfernsy, James Works, Donald, =. e
Ma Al. @. Wfi6y. Port Madison: ~ !
/ Copners, James GFaman. slaa1hteri
q Galbsraon. Kent; aamas Burns, Pr
silup; II. Gienn. Tha Dallsai Ms, Lev
q Gaven, Portland are - The bFuni
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Ichn Harria, Mount ysraaB; h. !
| Rorrssen. A. kabe, Emil kuee, Minn!
apelis. p. Mohrs, Portland; Flank e
gnrds. Taooma; 4. ~. ThamAs, "a
bonado: Janass Hanson, J. J. Malevl
| Saranita OFeak; aeorEe n. Cruieys "a
1 Francieca, ChAriea bfaekeKs Pc
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Iohn II. Rarsise, tadianAs X. II. San
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oRILDRBN TRAVELLING ALoNE.
rosa JOURNEYS MADE III THREx YopSa-
ErERz VINO wEaKH'T AFRAID.

"One Of the striking illustrations Of
how transportation facilities By sea aud
By land have been perfected and, also, Of
the confidence Of the people, Il The fire.
auonsy children are sent alone on LONG
joarnsys.R said Acting Ticket Agent
Ualhonn, Of the Northern Pacific yes
seFd,y. civilian Bfaoewell. who came
in on The steamer Hayward on Tuesday
night started from Cornwall, kn2i md,
September 18th last. He had ahont
three dollars besides bis ticket When be
left England, and vet be arrived here a.
ohipper aud saucy aa the Little Jim
Bret Htrte made famous. His mother
had promised 10 meet him, bat she had
gone 10 q plAce near Tulalip.
" 'I'n tel her something when ! zee
her. be said With q laugh.
~He was 'basled' when be got here
aud kneu 90 one. bat be vas ae bright
ae 4 dollar and said that be had had q
GOOD time ever sines he left Enaland.
"A more peculiar ease was that OF q
Iiftio hov uho cane here ell the wag
from Sweden he cane across ne con
tinent on the Canadian Psoinc. He
had cniy 3 dollar when be lefs New
York, and couldn't talk English. He
wasn't BIT alarmed. and apparently
eniayed himself hugely. He vas eenl
10 Hoath Prairie. This vas last week
"Anothar instance vas that Of hos
named Cesar Brace, OF Ean Claire
/ Wisconsin. Whsn his father vent Easi
from here be didn't know certainly tia
be would remain there, - be lefl hi
/ bow at tue academy IN Oiympia. Las
SaiuFdaT seat the boy home,p
aHaW cid we're theso boysF
ssnid roo ever see q boy Who vas ovel
Twelve years old when Il came 10 buy
Iur hall. fare tiokeaef We'll, these boyl
we're al about II years old"
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ALWAYS SAVE AND SIRE,

nis safe % taxa RaANDzzzzs Puxa
sng lime. but % 81 he nest results
they shnald BE- f4ken On an smp1Y
sioma1h before eoinR 10 bed. For C1n.
Etipattcn o. Dyspep9ia ooe o. Two taksn
every nA9hi VIII h shoEt tire. psrform
IN Eeeelass snfsL u Il uell % taks 4
plrE4ksys 81 leaes cnoe OF kw3ce q manfA
a. . pgxysnaiys 81 dissAsa. BRaMn4xxms
Pu1s are entirely vegetables, ana the
safzgt and ut0sl e4setiFs pzERattFa eseF
sEtrosa4osd 70 tas ruhile. Thsy hava
hsen used IN tbs eoantFy fns ever efay
yrARG
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uv.sfnzton q slss oEpgun ehcFt
Pl1s11 i.ss- ,.,7 ] o Andr8Ns. W ]
l- ~. fsSn Harkot. B y 9Qqq Wln aus
pne,sll Bogie and wife W Du4layt q
~ 2 3 n i0nan. J RlEerB and W.le.
~. s.:l , In yH Hawthorn. NJ q 3
,s.l,ie Hoiante, G y Barge > =
~. 81 cS@'s1tain ] b Hiends and = emi-
-: - Medford On she 0EeGon ed Cal
- ,riFVednegaay: Thomas askhAqa
y n .eefgs aSd sun. 8 bleg4l1 sen. e
b y a Nor1an and Bqls MS h4eall-
~ ~ : Navel NJ Hale, & 3 a a..
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~ = e1tfWeII, e d Grove an1 wife
aInSssm, j n Warrsn, = " ksh
- . si Hsron o shs Ncrthsse r :. .'.-
go a w Pats. M1H lleaEg nnd
4 49, chsries Chaser ana wife. g "
- i p WHrdnef, 9ocEEe LARK,
-1o9en. II @ aaRt1rds Ada haz1lH
sinpson, B " J nndsEson nnd 3
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EvRTJP on rrae

Is the delightful liquid laxative, and ihe
only true remedy for habituai constipa-
sion and the many ills depending on q
weak or inactive condition Of the kid
neys, liver and bowels. Il 10 q pleasant
remedy 20 take, both 10 old and young;
10 IL gentle 10 Us aotion and effective;
10 10 acceptable 10 the stomach, and
strengthens the orRnns on which u aots.
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Fig syrup Co., San Franchises, Cal. For
sale by A. b. Stewart,